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JvA 98108's comments
Posted Sat, Oct 11, 9:46 a.m.
Blocking traffic: But the gardener did not really block traffic. He put up cones at one part of the traffic circle. Since it's a circle, the driver would have had no problem driving around it the other way. She had no excuse to complain (let alone having her thug friend ...
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What's wrong with wanting a safer city?: You speak disparagingly/incredulously of downtown condo owners who "really do want a kind of safer, quieter city even while they profess to enjoy the urban edge from their penthouses." What's wrong with wanting a safer city? Is there anyone who doesn't want Seattle ...
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